Forged pistons, Fuel cooler, Omulti-stage induction – Suzuki DF250SS User Manual

Page 6: Torque curve, Air flow in multi-stage induction module, Lower rpm high rpm

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Alumite coating

Piston

Resin coating

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MID

ENGINE SPEED (rpm)

HIGH

without Multi-Stage Induction

with Multi-Stage Induction

Torque Curve

Multi-Stage Induction Module

Air Flow in Multi-Stage Induction Module

Lower rpm

High rpm

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Forged Pistons

The upper portion of each piston used in the DF250SS is treated

with an alumite coating that increases heat resistance. A resin
coating applied to the piston skirt improves resistance to wear and
reduces friction.

Fuel Cooler

The cooler the fuel the denser it is, and the denser it is, the

more performance it delivers. The DF250SS incorporates a water -
cooled fuel rail in the fuel delivery system. The fuel is cooled before
it is injected into the cylinder resulting in better combustion and
better performance.

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Multi-Stage Induction

Suzuki engineers also utilized Suzuki’s Multi-Stage Induction,

which changes intake manifold pipe length according to engine rpm
to enhance engine performance. The DF250SS utilizes two intake
manifold pipes per cylinder; one operates at low engine rpm and
the other takes over at higher rpm. During low engine rpm, air
enters the combustion chamber through the longer, curved mani-
fold pipe. The particular length of this pipe allows just the right
amount of fresh air into the chamber to improve combustion and
boost low-end torque.

As engine rpm increases, a valve on the intake manifold opens,

letting air enter directly
into the combustion
chamber through the
short, straight intake pipe.
This allows a greater
volume of air into the
chamber, increasing the
engine’s ability to breathe
at high rpm, thus
improving high-end
power output.

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